Indo-Persian Jambiya

Description

Exquisite Indo-Persian Jambiya Dagger: A Masterpiece of 19th-Century Craftsmanship

When you hold the Indo-Persian Jambiya in your hand, you’re not just grasping a knife; you’re connecting with centuries of history and artistry. This 19th or early 20th-century steel dagger is a rare find, steeped in the rich tradition of Indo-Persian metallurgy. With a lion head handle that speaks of power and prestige, this medium-sized dagger showcases an extreme level of embossing, the likes of which modern craftsmanship seldom achieves.

Artistry Beyond Modern Comparison

This Indo-Persian Jambiya isn’t just a knife—it’s a work of art. The intricate embossing on the steel blade reflects generations of blacksmithing expertise, passed down through centuries. Every detail has been masterfully crafted, resulting in a piece that is both visually stunning and historically significant. The lion head handle symbolizes strength, while the aligned sheath enhances the overall aesthetic and functional harmony of the knife.

A Glimpse into History

This Indo-Persian Jambiya mirrors the knives carried by warriors of a bygone era. Its 29 cm length, including the sheath, makes it a formidable piece, and the 16.7 cm blade is sharp enough to remind you of its original purpose. Though signs of use and a friction crack on the sheath’s tip are present, these features only add to the dagger’s authenticity and storied past.

• Intricately embossed steel blade reflecting 19th-century Indo-Persian craftsmanship
• Lion head handle symbolizing power and prestige
• Perfectly designed sheath, showcasing masterful artistry
• 29 cm overall length with a 16.7 cm blade, an authentic historical piece
• A rare collectible with historical significance and character

This Indo-Persian Jambiya dagger is more than just a knife—it’s a testament to the artistry and history of an era long past, making it a must-have for any serious collector.

This is a Pre-owned knife from a private collection – new to the market